Have you wondered why your neighborhood is called what it is? Or why the streets are named what they are? Perhaps you're curious about the socio-political makeup of where you grew up? Or maybe just some quirky stories that you may not know.
Look no further than the Show-Me History podcast.
Join us as we take a look into the interesting and sometimes odd history behind the city of Saint Louis, Missouri and the surrounding area.
Allenton: The Rise, Decline, and Disappearance of a St. Louis County Ghost Town
Discover the story of Allenton, a once-small railroad town southwest of St. Louis that slowly became isolated, declared blighted, and ultimately wiped away through eminent domain. From Route 66 to failed mega-malls and decades of stalled development, learn how this ghost town disappeared—and what remains today. Listen now!
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2 Jan 2026
General Daniel Bissell: The Frontier Commander Who Shaped Early St. Louis
Meet General Daniel Bissell, the frontier commander who rebuilt Fort Bellefontaine, fought in the War of 1812, and helped secure St. Louis during America’s westward expansion. From child soldier to respected civic leader, discover the life and legacy of one of early St. Louis’ most influential military figures. Listen now!
19 Dec 2025
Sulphur Springs Resort: The Lost Spa Retreat Along the River Des Peres
Travel back to the 1800s and discover Sulphur Springs Resort, a forgotten mineral spa once nestled along the clear waters of the River Des Peres near today’s Manchester and Hampton. From elite summer retreat to abandoned ruin buried under rail yards and factories, this episode uncovers how one of St. Louis’ earliest resorts rose, thrived, and disappeared. Listen now!
All research, editing, and production by River CityProductions for Show-Me History.
📬 Reach us at: podcast@showmehistorystl.com
🌐showmehistorystl.com (http://showmehistorystl.com)
▶️YouTube: youtube.com/@ShowMeHistorySTL (https://www.youtube.com/@ShowMeHistorySTL)
🟦 Bluesky: showmehistory.bsky.app (https://showmehistory.bsky.app)
📘 Facebook: facebook.com/showmehistorystl (https://facebook.com/showmehistorystl)
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💬Please rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform — every comment helps us grow!
Thank you for listening, and until next time… we’llsee you in the Lou.
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YouTube views
39
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
4 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 27 / 100
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Social presence
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YouTube
63
Engagement
32
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